California Appropriates $200 Million for a Strong Workforce
The California legislature has appropriated $200 million for the community colleges’ Strong Workforce Program. In 2015, the community colleges’ Board
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STEM
Read the latest news in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, best known as STEM, in Technical Education.
GE Appliances Going High Tech in Recruiting Using Virtual Classroom
Expansion and growth are the lifeblood of any manufacturing company. So, despite a tight labor market, investments are made and
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Electric, Autonomous Vehicles Expected to Create 100,000 Skilled Jobs
Dramatic changes in the automotive industry are likely to generate tens of thousands of jobs over the next decade-plus, according
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The Future of Work
Partnerships among employers and educators have never been more important than today, as the country faces significant challenges in the
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The Building Automation Industry Faces a Skills Gap. This New Program Will Help Close It.
Imagine constructing a new Paris every week. This will actually happen over the next 40 years in a way – as
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Manufacturing is Cool Again and Needs Skilled Workers
For the past several decades, the number of professionals entering manufacturing had decreased as many talented, young professionals have sought
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Indiana Launches Manufacturing Training Program
The Indiana Manufacturers Association (IMA) has launched an employer-driven education initiative to ensure a pipeline of highly skilled workers will be
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College of The Canyons Collaborates with Sulphir Springs USD to Deliver STEM and STEAM Learning
College of the Canyons will be partnering with the Sulphur Springs School District (SSUSD) to help support Science, Technology, Engineering
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Getting the Word out about Middle-Skills Jobs
Success stories that involve parlaying a vocational certificate into middle-class security need more attention. The flow of students into colleges
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Project-Based Learning is Closing the Gap Between Schools and the Real World.
source: study conducted by C.M. Rubin According to many experts, school must be more relevant if kids are to thrive in
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